[A2k] Fwd: [LawfulUse] copyright, DRM and consumer protection--March 9-10

[Gwen Hinze]

I thought many A2K list readers would find the following symposium of
much interest.  Further information is available at the URL below.

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>Subject: [LawfulUse] copyright, DRM and consumer protection--March 9-10
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>The Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (BCLT) and the Berkeley
>Technology Law Journal (BTLJ) announce our 11th annual symposium,
>"Copyright, Digital Rights Management Technologies, and Consumer
>Protection."  The symposium -- hosted by the UC Berkeley, Boalt Hall
>School of Law -- will take place on March 9-10, 2007 at Boalt Hall.
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>FTC Commissioner Rosch and British Library CEO Lynne Brindley
>will be keynote speakers.  Dan Burk, Julie Cohen, Graeme Dinwoodie,
>Bernt Hugenholtz, Doug Lichtman, Jerry Reichman, Peter Swire,
>and Jane Winn are among the cyberprofs who will be speaking.
>Industry representatives from Apple, Microsoft, Sun, Warner Brothers,
>Sony Pictures, and EMI Music, as well as some policymakers, will
>also be speaking.
>
>We are excited to bring together distinguished members of academia,
>industry, and government from around the nation and abroad for this
>year's symposium. We hope that such a diverse gathering will raise the
>level of discourse on DRM law, technology, policy, and consumer
>rights.
>
>The conference website is located at
>http://www.law.berkeley.edu/bclt/copyright/
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>Registration by fax is now open.  On-line registration will begin in January.
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>Please direct questions to David Grady at bclt@law.berkeley.edu or
>(510) 642-3702.
>
>We look forward to seeing you at the symposium!
>
>Please forward to other listservs to which possibly interested
>persons might be subscribed.
>
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